New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1915, Page 14

aturday and Monday Extra Special’ Bargains Sreamery 20 ¢ . e e -.. eyl $ 1 OO WlthCofl’ee or Spices. 22 1bs Sugar for Q] 00 $1.00 worth Tea, New Laid Eggs Candled Whfle You Wait, 22c 8c 8c A PEA BEANS, qf 100, 8 Qb8 0T .-« - -ccconontose B l 0_1/2c loleagsIceCream 10 1b Bags Fine Table Salt . .. .. 9¢c .. 9¢c 8c 72 Snlt. Reg “10¢ box Libby’s Prepared Mustard, 10c size 8 G Sugar Cured Bacon Madow Grove Oleomargarine 1b Meadow Grove | Cream Cheese 1b » 19¢ 25¢ 21c 22c by the strip, COMBINATION SALES 10c Aesessens 1 1 Withlleoflee 250 pkg. Cream ‘Wheat . can Pepper 1 bottle Ammonia . 1 bottle Bluing . ... lbol;flelmonnxm. P 1 can Sardines ....,. xbomav.nm.mm-m 10c 111bSugar....... 506 GOCValuefor.... 500 qubbg ‘lfm Jar . || meveral days, :&hmveuary services employed in the . of the Bristol 1 sm enjoying bet- 1 have for twelve to'take Lydia E. ’s Vegeta- eol:fl é.‘:o mpound § 4 not sit up. had female troubles and was very ner- ous, I used the remedies a year and ,[ X can do my work ‘andforthe last eight months I have worked for other 1 cannot praise Lydia E. { ible Compound enough 1 never would have been as niot taken it and I recom- ng women.’’ Helped Also. to my daughter when she ars old.. She was in nervous wreck, and WiflllleestTeasoc 51-2 Ibs Sugar .. 250 5 With 1 Ib Her- Bhey’sCm.... has been attending medical clinics for Tomorrow he will join his family at Myrtle Beach, they have been since Monday. Local Grangers will attend the Grange picnle at'Lake Compounce to- modrow. There will be an address at the ‘outing by Frederick E. Duffy of West Hartford, who will speak on? “Progressive and Intensive Agricul- ture.” A basket lunch will be served, Grangers from the several towns in this locality are expected to attend. Judge G. R. Byington will give a hearing in the probate court on Tues- day on the application of the execu- irix on the estate of Emily C, Parker for a settlement of her accounting. Dog Warden Marine continues suc- ¢essful in his effortf to round up un- licensed canines. He corraled a col- larless and tagless pet of .an Italian family yesterday. Unless the usual fees are paid within the time limit, the animal will be killed. Wallace Bradshaw ana family are scjourning at Savin Rock. 1. S. ORDERS FOOD 'REACH MEXICO CITY State Department Makes Demand on Factional Leaders in Name of Humanity, ‘Washington, July 30.—~Demanding in the name of humanity that food be permitted to reach the starving peo- pie in Mexico City, trgent representa- lions were sent by the state depart- TABS REMAIN IN O. T. A. U. where |'So Decide at Unanimous Meeting— 2 State Officers Present. The summons meeting of the Y. M. T. A. & B. society brought out a large crowd of the members last eve- ning, when action on the withdrawal from the C. T. A, U. was the import- ant business transacted. For som« time the members have been dissatis- fled with the attitude of the officials of the state body in ignoring the de- mands of the local society in regards to awarding the trophy won at the fleld day last year. Rev. John J. Fitzgerald, president of the state unjon, Wwas present, as were the members of the state gov- erning board and they expressed their views on the matter, A lengthy de- bate was held on the question of withdrawing from the unlon, ana when a vote was taken it was vored down, City ltems —_— | Bathing Sults at Besse-Leland's.— advt. Willlam Bogus of 183 Broad street | reports that his bicycle was stolen | from the corner of Main and East | Main streets last night. | Men's Odd White Flannel Trousers at greatly reduced prices at Besse- Leland's.—advt. Charles Partoski and Tadislaw Konik, two Grove street boVi wer'e rounded up by Officer Fred Wagner vesterday for stealing apples on Em- mons Place, They were given a lcc- ture. and sent home. Special Sale Boys’ ®dd Trousers at Bepse-Loland’s.—advt. At @ meeting of the New Britain .| Turner gociety, last-night a report was made upon the recent turnfest. The report showed that $80 had been cleared. . A gonera] meeting is to be held next Thursday night. New Fall Styles in Parker shirts, $1.50 up. The last word in shirts. Besse-Leland’s only.—advt. Workmen in the employ of the trolley company was engaged all last night in installing « new curve on the Chestnut street line at Caurch and Elm streets. Women’s High White Buck Lace Shoes, the new ‘thing, $2.95 at Besse- Leland’s.—advt. Residents of West Main street be- yond the Black Rock bridge experi- enced a little excitement yesterday af- | 'ternoon when a horse attached to one of the trucks of the White Oak j Crushed Stone Co. fell on the pave- ment. The driver was a skillful fel- | low and by clever work got the animal on its feet again without injury, as the heavily loaded wagon was in danger of rolling’ forward upon the prostrate creature. $1.50 Negligee Shirts 95c at Bes- se-Leland's.—advt. The Second 'Ward Republican club will ‘meet tonight at 8 o’clock at the Brick Exchange. New Fall Styles in Clothing arriv- ing every day. Our Summer stock marked down. Besse-Leland's.—advt. SCOTS WIN AT CARPET BOWLS. Clan Douglas, O. S. C., defeated Lexington lodge, I. O. O. F., at car- pet bowls last evening, score 31 to 23. The complete scores were-as fol- lows: Rink No. 1, skip, A. Galbraith, 0. 8. C, 8; 1. O. O. F.,, Skip,John Pat- terson, 12; rink No. 2, O. 8. C., Skip John Drummond, 9;-1. 0. O. F., 8kip Qrrin Curtis, 7; rink No, 3, O. 8. C., 8kip Steve Robb, 14; L. O. O. P, £kip R. B. Crocker, 4. » A social session was held and B. L. Case made an address of welcome. James Marwick of the clan made re- marks, followed by a violin selectinn by Willlam Beucher; readings by R. B. Crocker; vocal solo, John Thomp~ Bon. The entire assemblage arose and rendered “Auld Lang Syne,” SATURDAY'S GAMES AT PARK. Tommorow at Walnut Hill park two good games of baseball will be played in the Hardware city league schedule. 4 2 o'clock the Rangers will clash with the Pirates and at 4 o'clock the Tigers will meet the Colliers. Last Saturday both: gamcs were won by & one run margin'at the last moment and it is expected these games tomorrow will be just as close as all the teams are quite evenly matched. E. Crowley will umpire both games. LANGE'S NNPHEW NOW A GIANT. Chicago, July 30.—George Kelly, a nephew of Bill Lange, the former Chicago National star outflelder, join- ed the New York Nationals here yes- terday. Kelly is a first baseman with a batting average of ,310 acquired with the Victoria team of the North. western league last year, MRS. GREULICH RECOVERS, Mre. Adolph Greulich of 140 Whit- ing street has entirely recovered from a serious sore on her foot which has kept her laid up &t her home and at the hospital for the past nineteen weeks, during a part of which time it was thought that her life could not be saved. % _M SIR EDWARD GREY WANTS DISCUSSION ON NOTE WITHHELD Great Britain is preparing a uu’. plementary note on the reasons tor seizing American vessels and connxcat- ing their cargoes. Sir Ddward Grey asks that the British reply to the Unjted States protest be withheld meanwhile. It is agreed that the pub- lication of the note of Great Dritain at this time might conplicate the al- ready acute German s‘tuation. ), Berlin News. (Continued from ninth page). the Methodist Episcopal church in ast Berlin last evening. Mrs. A. A. Barnes of East Berlin has returned home from t wisit to Roselle, N, J. * The Misses Cody of East Berlin en- tertained Mildred John and Dorothy Moyer of Southington at: their home yesterday -afternoon. Baggigemaster Richard ~Culver, who has been indisposed at his home, returned to work this morning. Dur- ing his absence Antonio De Blaza substituted, Mrs. Charles Prelle of Chicago, who has been visiting with Mrs, ¥. L. Nor- ton left yesterday for New Haven, where she is to bé the guest of her son, Mrs. Dansent, who had been visit- ing with friends in this town, return- ed to her home in Shelburne, Mass., yesterday. ‘Work was commenced this morning by Selectman Willlam H. Gibney in repairing Farmington road. No clue to the disappearance of Lawrence Fransen, who has been missing from his home in. Beckley since July 19, has yet been uncovered. Mrs. Oliver Kent of Kensington, who is confined to the New Britain General hospital with a fractured hip as the Fesult of a fall, is reported to be very comfortable today. She is being at- tended by Dr. C. J. Hart of New ‘Britain. PLANS VISITORS' DAY. Summer Gardems To Be Opemn For Inspection On Wednesday, August ¢ Superintendent R, H. Crawford of the Boys' cfub whao has charge of the summer gardens at the corner of East and Smalley streets has made plans to have the public at large visit the boys’ gardens on Wednesday, Au- gust 4, and -see for themselves just what is being done. Mr. Crawford and his boys will be on hand to es- cort the visitors about. A visitors’ book will also be open at the garden and every visitor will be asked to sign his or her name { 2 ESTABLISHED 1886 & Globe Cluthing House ~—— e ¢ Our Work Now Is to Sell Shirts at this Half Yearly Sale $1.00 Shirts $ .80 $1.50 Sh irts $1.15 $2.00 Shirts $1.35 $3.00 and $2.50 Shirts $1 85 All Are From Our Regular Stock and 1915 designs. SPECIAL One Lot of $1 Shirts now 60c ea. HALF YEARLY SALE OF MEN’S CLOTHING THIS STORE IS THE HOME OF Hart, Schaff- ner & Marx Clothes therein that the foy- may have & re- corded testimonial of the interest which the public take in their ef- farts. PLAYGM' IND RESULTS. Basehall Games and Other Contosts Held at Several Grounds, Yesterday afternoon the third set of interplayground group games Was played with much enthusiasm by the different playground teams, Bartlett visited Smith, High went to Landers, and Smalley played at East. Many of the games were close and not decided until the last moment. The resuilts were as follows: At Smith: Baseball, Sr. boys, Bartlett, 21, Smith 10; batteries, Yenenan and k. Fedro; Dyson and Surko. Baseball, Jr. bo; Bartlett, 12; Smith, 10; batteries, Long and W. Fedro; Lyman and Middieton. GUARANTEED FRESH Eggs .. .dozen 22c¢ \ Native Red Onions . i 9€ PORK and BEANS, 3 large cans . .. ment last night to Generals Carranza, Villa and Zapata. The notes declare avenues of transportation to Mexico City must be opened to : provision trains. Although the text of the representa- tions was not made public, it is known that the document is a forerunner of a‘more definite . demand that the Mexican factions end thelir strife and establish a constituticnal government by means of a joint conference. Signed by Lansing, Officials belleve Generat Carranza at Vera Cruz is in a position to keep the railroad to Mexico City rrom Vera Oruz open for transportation of food at least as far as Pachuca, and that either he or Zapata, in co-operation el you edlcineCo. ass.,for ad: be opened, “woman with Villa, can control the line beyond that point. The dispatch cemanding that the road be opened and kept opened was signed by Secretary Lansing last night and went forward immediately to American representa- m»“ Vera Cruz, Torreon and Official from Mexico City yesterday actual starvation existed that conditions generally were worse than ever, Paople of all classes are suffertng for food, al- though there is money in mmbr to purchm it. LEGS OF SPRING LAMB..... FORES OF SPRING LAMB LEAN POT ROAST BEEF MILK FED ROASTING LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS ... FRESH PORK LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS . ‘RIB OR LOIN LAMB CHOPS .. FANCY ROASTING PRIME RIB ROAST BEEF - 23¢ -18¢ »18¢c VEAL . 126 ™ 150 FAT SALT PORK .. Specials for Saturday SHOPPING BAG FREE With 11b COFFEE 2 5 c BEST LAUNDRY STARCH .........31bs lzc QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT ...........pkg 80 MOH, BEST BREAD FLOUR . .1-8 bbl sack 9 2 c MOH. BAKING CHOCOLATE ... SNELL and SIMPSON FIG BARS ... GOOD LAUNDRY SOAP . 1-21b 17C .3 1bs 250 .6 bars 15C BEST FROSTING SUGAR .. FRESH LEMON or GINGER SNAPS . .2 lbs 1 50 FANCY SEEDLESS RAISINS Meadowbrook Cheese . . s 18¢ 20k 15¢ girls, Bartlett, i Smieh, lig Ane Dndxehlu. boys won by Barblett; 2-0. Captainball, girls won by Smith 11-0. Relay races, older girls, won ‘by Bmith, younger a tle, At High street: Baseball, Sr. boys, Landers, High, 19. Baseball; Jr. béys, MM High, 16. Baseball, 22; , #iris, Landers, Mg relay races, both won hi At East street: Baseball, Sr. boya, Smalley, 15 East, 13; batteries, Rosenwing fll Baple; Rothfeder and 'F Three home runs in the d‘hfi by Smalley. Baseball, Jr. boys, Smalley, East, 6; batteries, White and witz; Cresy and Zeitler, 0 boys, Smalley 2 East 0. Captaini girls, Smalley 11, Bast 3. Girls N races won by Em. PEAGHES FANCY ELBERTAS JUST RIGHT TO EAT LARGE 258 BASKET Fancy New Potatoes . . 15-1b pk 14c 5¢ Native Summer Squash . ...2 for Fancy Ripe Cantaloupes.6 for »